618 CALVERT COUNTY. [ART. 5.

be mended and repaired, and when they are to be widened, and
the order of time in which this work is to be done.

1880, ch. 368. 1888, ch. 160.

113. Each of the said road supervisors shall employ five
laborers not above the age of fifty and not under the age of
twenty-one, to work with him on the public road in his district.
He shall keep an accurate account of the exact hour at which
each laborer begins his work, and the number of hours he is
engaged therein each day he is so employed, and he shall be
present with said laborers the entire time, directing and assisting
them; and at every monthly meeting of said board of road com-
missioners, he shall submit to the said board the account required
to be kept as aforesaid, and make oath, to be administered by
one of said board, that the said account is a true statement of the
exact number of hours each laborer was engaged in active work
on the public roads in his district during the preceding month,
and that he was present with said laborers the entire time they
were so engaged; and if for any reason the said supervisor is
compelled to be absent during the time the said laborers are
engaged in work on said roads, in the monthly statement to be
submitted to the board of road commissioners as aforesaid, he
shall state the number of hours he was so absent, with the reason
for such absence; and if he shall fail to keep and produce at said
monthly meeting an account as above provided for, or if any
account so produced shall contain any false statement, or if the
said supervisor shall fail to perform all the duties herein required
of him, to the satisfaction of said board of road commissioners,
he shall be at once dismissed from his position by said board,
and forfeit all pay then due him for his services as road super-
visor.

Ibid

114. The work on said roads shall begin on the first Monday
in April and cease on the fifteenth day of October of each year.

Ibid.

115. The said supervisor shall have the power to hire suck
horses, oxen, wagons, carts, plows and other implements neces-
sary for the successful performance of his duties herein required.